The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

PennsgrOve.
Feb. is. Leonard stanton, 3 miles
Glow P~ennsgroye.
Feb. %, Alfred Springer in
ownship.
Fab. "a. John Featherer, 3 miles De-
low Pennsgrove, ON Pennsvilie 4
Feb. %. Benz. MoIlet, P~ennsgroVe'
Township settlement next Thursday
James Butler moved to Candle Oh
last Wednesday.
Warren Thompson will move on Ah-
drew Lees mill farm.
The revival in the Bethelchurch con-
tinues with lively interest.
OF all the things under the sun
music fpacIer takes the bun.
There will be IA partial eclipse OF Tue
noon next Tuesday, the 9Th.
Ammon Rain has bought of Richard
Richardson a House and lot on Church
st.
George Leap will farm the Burden
property lately occupied by Elwood ..
Layton.
IsaiaI, Ottinger has bought a build
ing lot of VIM. p. Denny on Har-
mony st.
Edward Sites has been confined
To his room most of the week with SICK
hess. He is better.
lanes Lee has moved on the SUM
merrill farm near Bridgeport to do the
trucking on it.
II you want your hens to lay feed
them OH Imperial Egg Food which can
be had of DIR. Johnson.
Benz. Mollet will sell his stock ana
farming implements and move To Iowa
t, farm with his brother,
A section of the water main, Salem.
hnrsted while being tested on Monday
and the city WAS without water all day
Tuesday.
The bridge over Oldmans Creek at
NorlonyilIe has been repaired at the
ioiut expense of Salem and Gloucester
counties.
Owing to the stormy weather on
"Wednesday Leonard A. Stanton's ven
S liza w.s adjourned .nsil next Wednes-
Jay, 10th.
Interesting revival services are IN pro-
E~ressiye at Wright's school house. a
sezea hive been forward and q few
converted.
Host French of Pennsgroye, recently
Faded his stylish gray horse away fof
Lbay with C. II. Smith. He was a lit
lie worsted and traded back.
The roads throughout the tounty
ara very had caused by mnggy, drizzly
weather and the alternate freezing and
tbaninr of a crust on the mud.
The reports of threats of war in Eu-
rope between France and German mas
caused the price of wheat to advance
few cents per busflel in this country.
The latest sensation they say
Penn. Pierce has gone far away,
Miss Yates has gone back to her ON
And left Pierce this lone world to roam.
Joseph Munyon, Jr, who has beer
conducting a restaurant In partnership
with A Mr.. Willis in Wilmington has
closed out his business and returned
to pennsgrove.
Minor II Applegate, The sewing ma
chime agent, is migratory. lie
moved 10 Pennsgrove late last spring
and new has moved to Gloucester City
leayiMg an unpaid rent bill.
p.mbexton Pierce's personal property
will he sold to-day in attachment OF +.
A. North g. ca. Now is the chance
Aor our citizens 10 get cheap musica
Instruments al Cheap prices.
Mrs. Edward Dnhgherty, NJ. mel
Z, With a sad accident last "Wednesday
borning by falling down STAIRS head
breniost. She bruke oae arm IN I'VE
laces and the wrist Of the other.
! Owing to the Bridgeport bridge o.
me Delaware River railroad being re
ri haired on v ednesday through trans
did not run. Passengers were take
to each side OF the bridge by the trail
and they had to walk over the bridge
The meetings OF the w. G. I U. wi
commence on Thursdays at 2 o'cloel
thereafter instead of q AS therefore
DUR citizens should keep in mind th
aturday evening public meet
igs of the W. G. 4. u. in their room
Job Barber has sold his barge tina
As been on the stocks in his ship var
.r about fonr years to BENZ. W
g~eathsrby, Jr. for $500. The boa
will be cut down TO y five foot draft an'
he used in Oldmsns Greek, Won
will begin on It Immediately.
VIM. 1tissey, who has charge OF X
ID. Hughes's canning factory At I'll
Cove has already made contracts vii
farmers for raising tomatoes for ne'
falls canning. There we're more NJ
plicants to raise tomatoes than coul
be accommodated.
It is said that one u Ia the thr,
townships, Upper Penns Neck, Dl'
mans ana Lower Penns Neck, has bet
foalnd whomOtis Curriden did not kno
of. IN was a NJ. Parney Of Low
Penns Neck. lie kpo9s gi ~ The
townships now it is said.